Daily operations reporting for drilling and completions

The morning report, ready at daybreak.

Log the day as it happens: time, depths, costs, mud and surveys. When the report day closes at 06:00, Daybreak Reports builds the daily report, rolls up costs against your AFE and keeps the well’s whole record in one place.

Drilling · Completions · Drill-out · Work-over · Production

Daily Drilling ReportMesa Verde 12H · Rig 31 · Report day Oct 14, 06:00 → Oct 15, 06:00
Depth
14,812′ MD
Footage
1,906′
Daily cost
$84,310
Days from spud
11.4
vs AFE
62% spent
Daily Summary

Drilled 8¾″ lateral from 12,906′ to 14,812′ MD, averaging 159 ft/hr in the target. 2.5 hrs NPT circulating out a gas show after a connection; resumed drilling at 13:30. No safety incidents.
Drafted by AI from the time log · approved by the company man

Time Log
StartEndHrsActivityFootage
06:0011:005.00Drill812
11:0013:302.50Circulate · NPT0
13:3006:0016.50Drill1,094
One record per well, from spud to rig releaseReports generated, not typedCosts against AFE, every dayPrints like the reports your partners already read

How a report day works

Enter it once. The report follows.

Everything is stamped with a date and time, so a report is just the data that falls inside the report window. Change a time-log entry and every report it touches updates.

Through the day

Log the time

Quarter-hour entries with activity, NPT code and depths. Entries that cross the 06:00 cutoff are split for you.

As tickets come in

Add the costs

Main and sub code, vendor and ticket. Rentals are entered once and charge every day until they’re ended.

06:00

The day closes

Footage, hours, daily and cumulative cost, inventory and the latest survey are rolled into the report. AI drafts the summary for you to approve.

Morning call

Send the PDF

Print one day or the whole well in one file, with your operator logo, laid out like the reports your team already uses.

What’s in it

Built around the job, the way a company man works.

Daily reports

Generated from the data for each report window. Casing, BHAs, mud checks, surveys and inventory show what was true on that date, not today.

Report day 06:00 → 06:00, per job type

Costs and AFE

Actual against AFE by cost code, with the delta and percent spent. Upload the AFE as a spreadsheet, or as a PDF and let AI map the lines to your codes.

8.25% tax/contingency by default

Cost reconciliation

Every cost code against every day of the job. Possible double charges and missed days are flagged before the invoice review, not after.

By code, by day, by vendor

Directional

Paste survey stations and get TVD, N/S, E/W and dogleg by minimum curvature. Vertical section, plan view and a 3D well path you can rotate.

Tie-in for partial surveys

Wellbore diagram

Drawn from your casing, BHA bit sizes and cement stages along the real well path, with shoe depths in MD and TVD. Print it for the AFE package.

Long strings, liners and TOC

Mud, bits and BHAs

PV, YP, OWR and solids calculated from the readings. Import mud checks from any spreadsheet. BHA depths come straight from the time log.

IADC dull grades per run

Who it’s for

One record, read three ways.

On location

Company men and wellsite supervisors.

  • Time log on any device
  • Costs entered once, not every day
  • Summary drafted for you

In the office

Drilling and completions engineers.

  • Days vs depth, spud to rig release
  • Surveys, casing and the wellbore diagram
  • Every well’s history in one place

On the money

Operations managers and cost accounting.

  • AFE vs actual, by code
  • Cost reconciliation by day and vendor
  • Clean PDFs for partners

The numbers partners ask for

Spud to TD, worked out for you.

Set the milestones once and the well’s performance is calculated in rig days, so batch-drilling moves don’t inflate the numbers. Example: Mesa Verde 12H, a fictional well.

13.6rig days, spud to TD
1,240′per rig day
4.2%non-productive time
$41kunder AFE at rig release

Security and access

Each operator’s data stays its own.

Separated by operator

Wells, codes, vendors and files belong to one operator, enforced in the database, not just hidden in the app.

Access by well and job type

Company admins add their own people as editors or viewers, for all of the operator’s wells or just the ones they work on, and only for the job types they need.

Private files

AFEs, as-run BHA sheets and logos are stored privately and opened with short-lived links.

Daybreak Reports

Put your next well on Daybreak.

Bring the time log, costs and AFE for one job and see the first report generated the next morning.

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